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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST TUSTAN'S CHAPEL (Site of) [Brabstermire] | Chapel (Site of) | Rev [Reverend] James McPherson. Estab ch.[Established Church] Canisbay Rev [Reverend] Roderick McGregor. Free ch [church] Canisbay Mrs John Angus, Brabster Statistical Account of the Ph [Parish] of Canisbay |
007 | On a Small eminence near the old Mansion House of Brabster, marks the place where formerly stood a Roman Catholic Chapel or Place of Worship. No vestige of it remains now to be seen. Several of the aged individuals in the Parish remember to have Seen part of the old building. there was a Grave-yard attached to it, which is defined by an old bank about 2 chains in length and 130 links in breadth, Several of the aged people Can remember of it being used for burying the dead. This Chapel was dedicated to St Tustan. |
| GRAVE YARD (Remains of) [St Tustan's Chapel] | 007 | Several of the aged individuals in the Parish remember to have Seen part of the old building. there was a Grave-yard attached to it, which is defined by an old bank about 2 chains in length and 130 links in breadth, Several of the aged people Can remember of it being used for burying the dead. This Chapel was dedicated to St Tustan. |
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